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No worries, Roy. I got a manual with it. Need caution when unbolting!
KA-ZAM! Bolt is out! :D

I am pulling all the head bolts out of a 4.3 Chevy V6.
Gonna use this. Astro van. Half-under,...

Yeah! Just like it sez! :roflmao

No kidding, Tim. I am used to the bolt coming out. Just not used to it being thrown at me.
Perhaps a different trigger finger. Like a stiff accelerator, by the time you get it triggered, you...

This thing will do tires, no sweat. I turned it down to low.
A bolt comes out before you can release the trigger.
I went over this morning and bought the 2 year replacement warranty.
Gonna...

After I tried it out, it has convenient pushbuttons on the back to change directions.
Seems that may fail after a bit. Gonna lube that!
If you turn it up and hit the trigger unloaded, it wants...

I blame this on Roy! :HJ

My 30 year-old Snap-on 3/8 impact died in the middle of a cylinder-head job. WTF? :rofl2:
Gonna cost 200 to get it rebuilt. I could do it myself. Need it!

After...

No guts, No glory, Jerry! :rofl2:
A great way to learn! Toss something out there and someone will correct you!

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And Thanks, Vic! ;)

Now THAT makes sense! :D

They made real stuff. Was expensive!
I am still beating on two old CP impacts. 734's.
One has a long mandrel for wheel-sockets. Made in Chicago.
The other, Great Britain. Just rebuild...

Still got that busted puppy, Roy?

I thought a Jitterbug was a descriptor for an air-powered vibrating palm sander. Was there a Jitterbug brand?
Mine is a Sioux from the 60's. Heavy!
Seems the weight of it makes it work better?
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I dunno. I expect those rails were furnace-blasted and quenched as they rolled-out?

The surface of the one at my shop is not hardened and I like it that way for pinning.
Harder than nickel...

Ya, Cool!
Also, a doorstop or something for an intruder to eat! Rare earth magnets on the end?

I guess that is ok, Jerry, if that is the best you could do....!

Saweet! Looks a treat! :bow

TBH, a DA and vibrating sander seem appropriate.
I forget how outback did them, but I think that is how.

(Respirator/mask!)

The rough part is cool. The rest could suffice?

Looking forward to seeing that, Jerry.
From the outside-in, sprinkler systems seem to be an eternal PIA?

Anyway, if I had dough for one, I would have already spent it on something else! :)

Looks like you got a piece which was in a curve!

Ya..They have to be good for other things to justify them..?
You could simultaneously pin 40 razors if you had enough hands and hammers! :rofl2:

Tappa-Tap-Tap! :D

Found it. The loaf of bread with a railroad track anvil inside! :cool:

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Never used a divot. As I tap on the edge of the pin, I tilt the razor so the opposite is happening on the anvil at the same time.

Seems to do a more uniform job for me.

TBH, I rarely use the drill-chuck any longer. Relying instead on a piece of scotch tape to hold my collars on till I get both ends peened enough and then remove the tape.
It seemed that as...

Yeah, that one looks quality, MrClean!

I stole mine off an old cheap drill. A hole drilled and tapped in the top with an old Chevy screw-in rocker arm stud to simply screw it into the top.
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A 1/4 chuck is the ticket, I think. Has to be pretty tight!
A small washer underneath the peen gets the mushroom effect going nicely and helps prevent it slipping down so readily.

TBH, it is!

It is on display with a Starrett hammer B52 gifted me. Some felt underneath.
Everyone is quite impressed with it
I use it exclusively to tighten-up my users! :D

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